aura造句

What gives them their seemingly mystical aura?

But opportunities missed in emerging markets have dimmed HSBC's aura.

Some of Santos's celebrity aura came from that.

The $5,000 watch carries an aura of prestige, whereas the $30 watch is just plain cheap.

Beautifully made items with an enduring heirloom aura don't generally appeal to me.

For all their aura of timelessness, Tawang's Buddhist clergy are feeling the force for change.

Its haunting aura is enhanced by the mystery surrounding its use and abandonment.

His bigger problem now is that he has lost his aura as an effective campaigner.

The soft incentive is the aura and prestige that media and family and friends "create" around a profession.

Local heavyweights listen attentively. With his four-car cavalcade, staff and security detail, Blair's star aura has not dimmed.

An Elite melee unit Can vomit bile on enemies, project a poison aura and drag enemies towards itself.

But she did have very hypnotic eyes and she had an angelic sort of aura, and that's what got people.

When he entered the room, his regal aura, luminous eyes, and simple eloquence seemed magnified by his physical decline.

Gentlemen Prefer Blonds: White hot hair lends the villainous Roy Batty an aura of icy, alien 'otherness' in Ridley Scott's unparalleled sci-fable Blade Runner.

You can make this narrow strip expand by transferring your look from the object you are viewing to that strip of the aura and the background.

When you try to look at other parts of the aura you should do so by maintaining your blurry sight rather than a focused sight.

If art and light usher in calm, then for one week each year, the Old City of Jerusalem fosters that aura.

An influx of tourists may also soon lead to increased attention from authorities and real-estate developers, disturbing Dali's mellow aura.

'Look at the entire experience and aura they create, especially this globally connected age; everyone is hearing about this whole iPhone phenomenon, and can see their earnings are doing very well.

Because Jesus used the cup during the Last Supper in what became the basis for the Christian Eucharist, the Grail has for many taken on the aura of an extremely holy relic.

But his defeat has stripped him of the aura of infallibility, enabling Mr Kan to keep him at close quarters with less fear of being stabbed in the back.

Truest of all are mathematical truths, and it is therefore upsetting to see them being pilfered shamelessly by innumerate managers eager to lend an aura of fact to what is usually a glob of guff.